Why There Is No Such Thing as Italian Food
What gets sold abroad as one national cuisine is actually twenty regional ones, and treating them as interchangeable misses the point entirely.
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A menu tells you more about a place than most museums. Taste is our food section, but it is not a ranking of restaurants. It is about markets at opening time, the dish a region argues over, and the small counters where nobody is performing for visitors.
Don't just eat in a city. Taste it.
What gets sold abroad as one national cuisine is actually twenty regional ones, and treating them as interchangeable misses the point entirely.

A few honest guidelines for eating from carts, stalls, and plastic stools without overthinking it.
The city's cafes are not for speed. They are for sitting, watching, and letting the day slow down.

In a city famous for mole and mezcal, the markets are where the real education happens.

A short, unglamorous plan for eating well in a city that rewards patience and punishes indecision.